Intermediate
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Networking
Students learn professional networking in English. Students practise introductions, elevator pitches, follow-up questions, small talk, and arranging future contact. Activities include a role play between a marketing manager and product designer.
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Meetings
The lesson focuses on high-stakes boardroom meetings. Activities include a role-play a tense budget review requiring evidence-based pushback, compromise, clear decisions, named owners and deadlines.
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Life in the year 2100
From humanoid companions to silicone medical assistants, intelligent robots of the future could relieve pressure in understaffed care homes. But can they ever truly replace human carers?
Aliens
Physicists and researchers discuss the tension between searching for alien radio signals and proactively sending messages into the cosmos. They explore the risks and ethical considerations of initiating contact, highlighting the immense challenges posed by interstellar distances and time scales.
Hard News
The lesson focuses on delivering hard news with compassion in professional leadership. Students practise C1 vocabulary about candour, psychological safety and emotional impact, study concessive clauses and distancing language, rewrite direct messages tactfully.
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Visualisation
The lesson explores whether visualisation can help people prepare for a better future. Students practise vocabulary about mental imagery, outcomes, goals and performance, study modals like can, could and might, use second conditionals, and discuss positive thinking, overconfidence, preparation, future challenges and mental practice.
Sushi
The lesson explores how sushi became popular around the world. Students practise vocabulary about delicacies, cuisine, ingredients, preservation, adaptation and global popularity, study past simple and present perfect, explain food changes over time, and discuss authenticity, globalisation, traditional cuisine and the journey of famous foods.
Memory
The lesson explores practical ways to improve memory and study habits. Students practise vocabulary about recall, concentration, association, vivid images and repetition, study imperatives for advice and purpose clauses, and discuss memory techniques, understanding versus memorisation, technology, personal habits and designing an effective memory routine.